If you have custom recovery and a rooted phone you don't need to use adb commands, you can use Android Monitor if you have Android SDK installed. I guess you will know the adb commands but I will put them in anyway. Quote: Originally Posted by ag4751 If you have custom recovery and a rooted phone you don't need to use adb commands, you can use Android Monitor if you have Android SDK installed. I guess you will know the adb commands but I will put them in anyway.
Mar 10, 2017 - When you plug your iPhone like iPhone 7 to your PC, if you meet MTP USB Device Failed to install issue,try solutions here and the problem.
Looks like you do have USB Debugging enabled as your phone is visible, you can check this just by having your phone running normally and then using the monitor.bat file from Android SDK your folder list on the left will appear, you can pull files (so you can get the build.prop file) in this mode but you can't replace it on the phone, you need to be in recovery for that. If you test this then the problem is that your recovery probably has a tick box to allow system access when in recovery mode which isn't currently ticked and as you have a broken screen if you can't see recovery mode on your phone you want be able to check it so it will work, there was such a tick box in TWRP but I don't know about CWM, maybe someone who has CWM could answer that for you. Have a look at this if you have USB debug turned on you will be able to navigate round your phone via your PC screen you don't need to buy it to use it. Quote: Originally Posted by ag4751 Looks like you do have USB Debugging enabled as your phone is visible, you can check this just by having your phone running normally and then using the monitor.bat file from Android SDK your folder list on the left will appear, you can pull files (so you can get the build.prop file) in this mode but you can't replace it on the phone, you need to be in recovery for that.
If you test this then the problem is that your recovery probably has a tick box to allow system access when in recovery mode which isn't currently ticked and as you have a broken screen if you can't see recovery mode on your phone you want be able to check it so it will work, there was such a tick box in TWRP but I don't know about CWM, maybe someone who has CWM could answer that for you. Have a look at this if you have USB debug turned on you will be able to navigate round your phone via your PC screen you don't need to buy it to use it.
How to fix the MTP connection problem in Windows 10? The MTP connection is one of the big headaches that Windows users experience after the Windows 10 upgrade or the Windows 10 anniversary update. The “ MTP USB Device driver failed”, “ MTP USB device not installing” or “ MTP not recognized” error makes the users fail to transfer media files between their Android devices like Samsung Note 7, HTC Nexus 7, Lenovo T410, etc. And the Windows 10 machines. MTP (Media Transfer Protocol) is supported by Android smartphones and enables you to transfer media files from Android devices to Windows machines. Most manufacturers prefer to use the MTP connection protocol, namely “Media device (MTP)” in their Android products instead of the USB mass storage.
However, Windows 8.1 and Windows 10 come with some changes on driver signature that will affect the install. This results in the MTP connection problem. Read More: How to Fix MTP Connection Problem after the Windows 10 Upgrade or the Windows 10 Anniversary Update Here we’ll introduce to you top 5 solutions to fix MTP connection issue on Windows 10. Solution 1: Switch the USB Port or Cable Connect your Android devices to different USB ports or use different USB cables to see if it is the hardware that causes MTP USB device connection problem. It is recommended to use the original USB cable that came with your phone or tablet in case a file transformation failure via a cable only for powering.
Solution 2: Turn on the Airplane Mode Airplane mode on both the phone and Windows machine is another factor affecting the MTP connection. Turn on the airplane mode and try to connect the devices to see if the “MTP USB Device not installing” problem recurs. Once you transfer files successfully, remember to turn off the airplane mode. Download word 2010 for windows 7. Note: If you fail to turn on or off the airplane mode, see. Solution 3: Reinstall MTP USB Device Driver Incorrect configured MTP USB device driver is the mainly factor resulting in the MTP connection problem or MTP USB Device driver failed issue. However, as we’ve mentioned above, Windows 10 won’t allow MTP driver without signature to install. If you want to reinstall MTP driver manually, you can follow the steps and fix the MTP connection problem.
( Note: If you have a cleanly installed Windows 10 anniversary machine, see steps in.) For those who want a one-click MTP connection solution, it is highly recommended to use, a professional driver troubleshooter, to reinstall the driver. Follow the steps to reinstall the driver: 1.
If you have custom recovery and a rooted phone you don't need to use adb commands, you can use Android Monitor if you have Android SDK installed. I guess you will know the adb commands but I will put them in anyway. Quote: Originally Posted by ag4751 If you have custom recovery and a rooted phone you don't need to use adb commands, you can use Android Monitor if you have Android SDK installed. I guess you will know the adb commands but I will put them in anyway.
Mar 10, 2017 - When you plug your iPhone like iPhone 7 to your PC, if you meet MTP USB Device Failed to install issue,try solutions here and the problem.
Looks like you do have USB Debugging enabled as your phone is visible, you can check this just by having your phone running normally and then using the monitor.bat file from Android SDK your folder list on the left will appear, you can pull files (so you can get the build.prop file) in this mode but you can't replace it on the phone, you need to be in recovery for that. If you test this then the problem is that your recovery probably has a tick box to allow system access when in recovery mode which isn't currently ticked and as you have a broken screen if you can't see recovery mode on your phone you want be able to check it so it will work, there was such a tick box in TWRP but I don't know about CWM, maybe someone who has CWM could answer that for you. Have a look at this if you have USB debug turned on you will be able to navigate round your phone via your PC screen you don't need to buy it to use it. Quote: Originally Posted by ag4751 Looks like you do have USB Debugging enabled as your phone is visible, you can check this just by having your phone running normally and then using the monitor.bat file from Android SDK your folder list on the left will appear, you can pull files (so you can get the build.prop file) in this mode but you can't replace it on the phone, you need to be in recovery for that.
If you test this then the problem is that your recovery probably has a tick box to allow system access when in recovery mode which isn't currently ticked and as you have a broken screen if you can't see recovery mode on your phone you want be able to check it so it will work, there was such a tick box in TWRP but I don't know about CWM, maybe someone who has CWM could answer that for you. Have a look at this if you have USB debug turned on you will be able to navigate round your phone via your PC screen you don't need to buy it to use it.
How to fix the MTP connection problem in Windows 10? The MTP connection is one of the big headaches that Windows users experience after the Windows 10 upgrade or the Windows 10 anniversary update. The “ MTP USB Device driver failed”, “ MTP USB device not installing” or “ MTP not recognized” error makes the users fail to transfer media files between their Android devices like Samsung Note 7, HTC Nexus 7, Lenovo T410, etc. And the Windows 10 machines. MTP (Media Transfer Protocol) is supported by Android smartphones and enables you to transfer media files from Android devices to Windows machines. Most manufacturers prefer to use the MTP connection protocol, namely “Media device (MTP)” in their Android products instead of the USB mass storage.
However, Windows 8.1 and Windows 10 come with some changes on driver signature that will affect the install. This results in the MTP connection problem. Read More: How to Fix MTP Connection Problem after the Windows 10 Upgrade or the Windows 10 Anniversary Update Here we’ll introduce to you top 5 solutions to fix MTP connection issue on Windows 10. Solution 1: Switch the USB Port or Cable Connect your Android devices to different USB ports or use different USB cables to see if it is the hardware that causes MTP USB device connection problem. It is recommended to use the original USB cable that came with your phone or tablet in case a file transformation failure via a cable only for powering.
Solution 2: Turn on the Airplane Mode Airplane mode on both the phone and Windows machine is another factor affecting the MTP connection. Turn on the airplane mode and try to connect the devices to see if the “MTP USB Device not installing” problem recurs. Once you transfer files successfully, remember to turn off the airplane mode. Download word 2010 for windows 7. Note: If you fail to turn on or off the airplane mode, see. Solution 3: Reinstall MTP USB Device Driver Incorrect configured MTP USB device driver is the mainly factor resulting in the MTP connection problem or MTP USB Device driver failed issue. However, as we’ve mentioned above, Windows 10 won’t allow MTP driver without signature to install. If you want to reinstall MTP driver manually, you can follow the steps and fix the MTP connection problem.
( Note: If you have a cleanly installed Windows 10 anniversary machine, see steps in.) For those who want a one-click MTP connection solution, it is highly recommended to use, a professional driver troubleshooter, to reinstall the driver. Follow the steps to reinstall the driver: 1.